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Gratitude is a practice — one that requires slowing down and intentionally noticing God’s presence in both the big and small moments of life.

We are all a work in progress — every one of us.

Even when you feel like you’re failing…Even when growth feels slow…Even when you’re discouraged…God is still working in you.

Just as roots grow underground before spring blooms appear, God works in unseen ways in our lives—strengthening, shaping, and preparing us for what’s ahead. Trust Him in the hidden seasons, knowing that unseen growth is still growth.

If you’re feeling drained, numb, or overwhelmed tonight, this prayer will help you release what you’ve been carrying and receive the deep rest only God can give.✨ You are not alone. God is still with you—even here.

Colossians 2:7 tells us to be “rooted and built up in Him… strengthened in the faith.” But in a busy world, it’s easy to settle for a shallow connection with God—turning to Him only when we need something.God is inviting you into something deeper.

The enduring tradition of the National Prayer Breakfast, a bipartisan gathering uniting leaders and citizens in prayer for national and global well-being.

In memory of tragedy, we often ask where God is in all of it. Everchanging and Almighty, God certainly has the power to stop these things from happening. How can the same people God specifically created to love become conduits of pure evil?

The noise never seems to stop.

Grief isn’t something you rush through.

Faithfulness can feel discouraging when you don’t see results.

You can trust God and still feel weary. Learn why David’s prayer, “Restore to me the joy of your salvation,” is a bold and biblical request you can pray when grief lingers and answers delay.

Many of the most meaningful acts of faith happen where no one else can see them. Quiet sacrifices. Small acts of generosity. Prayers whispered in the dark. Choosing patience when you’re exhausted. Giving when it would be easier to keep. These...

Feeling overlooked can quietly wear down the soul. Isaiah 49:15 reminds us that God’s care is unwavering and that we are fully seen, known, and held by Him.

Confession can feel terrifying. It exposes what we’ve worked hard to hide. It forces us to name the thing we hoped would quietly disappear. Shame whispers that secrecy is safer. Pride insists we can manage on our own. Fear tells us that if anyone...

Winter can feel endless—more darkness, colder days, and the temptation to just “get through” until spring arrives.

Faithfulness rarely feels dramatic.

Do you ever replay your failures the moment your head hits the pillow—one harsh word, one bad reaction, and suddenly you’re remembering every time you’ve ever fallen short?

When life becomes unfamiliar and the future feels uncertain, fear can rise quickly.

When faith feels like hard work, remember this: God sees every moment you choose to keep going. Here's how showing up with Jesus, day after day, becomes a holy act of endurance.